An Examination of the Structural Principles of Mr. Herbert Spencer's Philosophy: Intended as a Proof that Theism is the Only Theory of the Universe that Can Satisfy ReasonParker and Company, 1883 - 351 |
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Absolute accept action Agnostic Agnosticism argument assertion belief Canon Carnivora changes chapter character chasm cloth conceive conception conduct consciousness creature Crown 8vo Data of Ethics Design divine doctrine Edition evidence Evolution existence explained fact fashion Fcap feelings FRANCIS PAGET hence higher highest hold human hypothesis Ibid ideas implies Infinite intellectual JOHN KEBLE JOHN MITCHINSON lines logical man's manifestly material ment mental mode molluscs moral aspect moral element moral qualities motion Natural Selection nature nexus organism pain Persistence of Force Philosophy pleasure Prebendary present Principles of Psychology proposition proved psychical race reach realm reasoning reflex action Religion result Righteousness Science scientific seems sensations sense sentence shape shew shewn Sir William Hamilton Spencer Spencer's system struc structural principle supreme teleological Text and Notes Theism theory things thought tion truth tural unify unity universe Unknowable vast vivid aggregate whole
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